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Dirty Jobs: 21 of Idaho's Filthiest, Most Thankless Positions

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Townsquare MediaMike Rowe is a television host and narrator known for his work on popular shows like "Dirty Jobs" and "Somebody's Gotta Do It."When he first stepped into the limelight of the small screen, Rowe had all the makings of a major Hollywood celebrity. Yet he was compelled to highlight the most&nbsp;unusual, unsavory, and quite often the dirtiest jobs in the nation.Because he did so with cheeky&nbsp;humor, humility, and a positive attitude, he skyrocketed to fame in American households.One episode after the next, Rowe took on a variety of odd and filthy professions.&nbsp;From working with raw sewage in treatment plants to handling animal waste or engaging in hazardous tasks, the TV host&nbsp;tackled every dirty job he could find.I can say the willingness to get dirty has always defined us as a nation, and it's a hallmark of hard work and a hallmark of fun, and dirt is not the enemy.-Mike Rowe, Dirty JobsHe was a one-man tour-de-force&nbsp;shedding light on the importance of overlooked and typically thankless jobs.&nbsp;He also highlighted the value of hard work and the people who do the jobs that many others might find unappealing but are essential to our daily lives.When Mike Rowe got wind of how exquisitely dirty&nbsp;locomotive repairs were, he brought the Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs to Boise (in the clip below).It was 2009 and the show's 200th task!Rowe took to the task of building, cleaning, and restoring trains. During his "apprenticeship," he used a forklift to remove soot residue, he scraped away old sludge, and even refurbished the engine. We might be biased, but this one remains are favorite in the shows 179 episode run!In honor of every Idahoan who does the dirty jobs most of us could never do, we're highlighting 21 of Idaho's filthiest and thankless professions in the gallery below!Known for their grit and work ethic, these employees do the jobs most of us could never do despite how important the services might be in the Gem State.Gallery Credit: Ryan Antoinette ValenzuelaGallery Credit: Ryan Antoinette ValenzuelaGallery Credit: Ryan Antoinette ValenzuelaGet our free mobile appCommentsLeave A CommentIf Sun Glare Causes a Car Accident on Idaho Roads, is the Driver Still Liable?8 Reasons Your Dog Can Bite Someone in Idaho &amp; 1 That Can Get Them EuthanizedThis Simple Investment Is Actually Better Than Boise Real Estate21 Highest-Paying Jobs in Idaho that Don’t Require College10 Remote Idaho Jobs That Pay At Least $100K A Year10 Boise Jobs That Are Hiring And Pay Over $200K A Year10 Ridiculous But Totally Legal Reasons Your Employer Can Fire You In IdahoTop 10 Highest Paying Positions The City of Boise Is Hiring For10 Terrific Part-Time No-Degree Boise Jobs Starting At $17 an Hour

Townsquare MediaMike Rowe is a television host and narrator known for his work on popular shows like "Dirty Jobs" and "Somebody's Gotta Do It."When he first stepped into the limelight of the small screen, Rowe had all the makings of a major Hollywood celebrity. Yet he was compelled to highlight the most&nbsp;unusual, unsavory, and quite often the dirtiest jobs in the nation.Because he did so with cheeky&nbsp;humor, humility, and a positive attitude, he skyrocketed to fame in American households.One episode after the next, Rowe took on a variety of odd and filthy professions.&nbsp;From...

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